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Australia to introduce body scanners after failed US attack
Times
Of India
Tuesday, February 9th, 2010
SYDNEY: Australia will introduce full body scans for airline
passengers as it strengthens aviation security in response to
a failed attempt to bring down a US-bound plane, the government
said on Tuesday.
Prime Minister Kevin Rudd said 200 million dollars (173 million
US) would be spent over four years on increased airport policing
and security technology after the attempted bombing of a jet
flying from Amsterdam to Detroit on December 25.
"The Christmas Day attempt showed that no nation can afford
to be complacent when it comes to security," he told reporters
in Canberra. "The government's highest priority is the
safety and security of Australians."
Rudd said the government would spend 28.5 million dollars helping
the industry fund a range of new screening technologies, including
body scanners, multi-view x-ray machines, and bottle scanners
that detect liquid explosives.
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